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The Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (Emissions and Verification) Regulations 2026

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13 Verification of data

(1) Verified emissions data must be verified by a verifier in accordance with requirements specified in a notice published by the Commissioners. (2) A notice under paragraph (1) may, in particular— (a) set out requirements which verifiers must undertake during site visits of installations; (b) make provision about the testing, sampling and analysis of emissions data provided to the verifier by the operator of an installation; (c) set out requirements on the activities verifiers must undertake to ensure that data provided by operators meets the requirements imposed by or under regulations 9 and 11; (d) make provision about the steps a verifier must take if the verifier identifies discrepancies in the data provided by an operator of an installation.

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13 Verification of data

(1) Verified emissions data must be verified by a verifier in accordance with requirements specified in a notice published by the Commissioners. (2) A notice under paragraph (1) may, in particular— (a) set out requirements which verifiers must undertake during site visits of installations; (b) make provision about the testing, sampling and analysis of emissions data provided to the verifier by the operator of an installation; (c) set out requirements on the activities verifiers must undertake to ensure that data provided by operators meets the requirements imposed by or under regulations 9 and 11; (d) make provision about the steps a verifier must take if the verifier identifies discrepancies in the data provided by an operator of an installation.

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